' PART 11. SUNDAY, TWELVE PAGES. I MARCH 17, 1901. I L. P. HOLLANDER & CO., "Buy China and Glass Righfr 290 Fifth Avenue, Announce that their line of READY TO WEAR GARMENTS is now complete. LACES. FOR SPRING, 1901 for ear *y sPri5 rin and Summer NOVELTIES YVnnl Siiifc3UH)!S P 2 c WOO! wear% prices from . . . 545 to 120 In PERSIAN and GOLD EFFECTS. APPLI- CATIONS, Tflffp'i^l Many of these are Imported Hodels and of all kinds. cUi^ia L,FtnrC1U1125 FINE CHINA 1 willnot have duplicates . S4O to jgg SPECIAL. [?PAfps*c Allof them Imported, (ages 4to 12 Best quality RENAISSANCE ALLOVERS, 20 RICH CUT CLASS. rfiilrfftnilUrUlPn'ca IXCCILib match, years) prices . . $8 to 23.50 inches wide, and bands to Copies of the Imported, also our own de- •''*••>.•'$3.75O yard, $5,000 Worth >IIKQiltr Wfil^tcYTdloto ~ signs, in the newest silks and -\u0084 were $9.00. colorings, from . 3)15%m to 75 . . . Plain spot and figured ECRU NETS in real Rich Cut Glass Cotton Waists Exclusive models, from . . $5.50 to 10 and imitation. Also, at least five Princes of the Church who have an 121 At Manufacturers' Tin; ion: in his old ace. equal chance. One of tin- most likely,however, CLUNY, irregular Insertions and Bandings, II2 and is Cardinal Bvampa,— who has some drawbacks, vjide, such as his age he is only fifty—and one great 4 inches «THO MAY SUCCEED LEO XIII—THE advantage, bis name, which means "flame." C- Inthe superstitious minds of most of the Car- l
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